Sunday, May 24, 2026

Food & Drink

Long Beach Food Scene Weekly Intel: Hungry Angelina closes, Breakfast Republic to open first LB location, more

Weekly Intel is a series from Brian Addison that will recap food news throughout the city that isn't quite in need of a full feature but nonetheless worthy enough to let the community know about.

Lola’s Mexican Cuisine in Long Beach introduces ‘quesopozole’ to ring in the winter with warmth

With the birria boom came the quesobirria craze, where corn tortilla wrapped quesadillas are crisped in the oily consommé of the birria broth and served with a side of the liquid to use as a dipping agent. So naturally, Lola's co-owner, Brenda Riviera, asked a very simple question: Why don't we dip them in pozole?

Egg Heaven in Long Beach officially reopens (with chilaquiles included)

The heartwarming story of the return of Egg Heaven is one worth repeating: After spending 16 years with El Torito, a corporate giant that is the...

Meet the Mexican immigrants whose first local jobs were at Egg Heaven—and how they’re trying to revive the breakfast legend

Esperanza Trejo and Rito GarcĂ­a came from Mexico to Long Beach, each landing jobs at Egg Heaven. Now, decades later and following a closure of the space earlier this year, they return with the hopes of bringing the breakfast legend back to life.

What to (unquestionably) eat and drink at the Long Beach Tamale Festival

The Long Beach Tamale Festival is now back on Dec. 4, this year with more vendors which means more tamales and more things to try. Here are my top picks for who you should visit and what you should be bite into.

Miracle at The Ordinarie returns to DTLB with more walk-in space, wall-to-wall decorations

After a non-stop, packed-to-the-brim celebration last year, The Ordinarie in DTLB is returning to its annual holiday takeover that is Miracle.

Long Beach Night Market makes second go at activating DTLB with a mini food heaven, from Cambodian chicken wings to musubi

The inaugural LB Night Market drew hundreds of people—a double-win for the downtown as foot traffic remains slow and events remain sparse.

Long Beach Food Scene Intel: JR’s Pasta shutters while Little Coyote owners take step back, Gusto’s parklet moves forward, more

Weekly Intel is a series that will recap food news throughout the city that isn't quite in need of a full feature but nonetheless worthy enough to let the community know about.

Long Beach Food Scene Weekly Intel: Portola closes indefinitely, Tierra Mia opens second LB location, more

Weekly Intel is a series that will recap food news throughout the city that isn't quite in need of a full feature but nonetheless worthy enough to let the community know about.

Chez Bacchus brings Long Beach dining with all of the white cloth and little of the pretense

Evoking straight forward, intercontinental fine dining from an era that seems stuck in pre-pandemic times, Chez Bacchus owner John Hansen hopes to finally succeed in a space where others have failed.
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